The phrase "all forms of publications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types of published materials, such as books, articles, journals, and online content.
Example: "The library offers access to all forms of publications, including digital and print resources."
Alternatives: "all types of publications" or "every kind of publication".
Such supervision, in the light of official Communist Party doctrines, was not limited to political discussions or to books and newspapers but seemed to cover all kinds of subjects and all forms of publication, including broadcasts.
All forms of publication or article were included irrespective of the study design, the setting or the demographics.
The purpose of this study was to determine if there were associations between all forms of research artifacts (e.g., publications, grants, etc).
The court was told he accepted his action had been an "act of utter stupidity", and that he had failed to realise the move had been, in essence, a form of publication.
Green named the victim on his Facebook page and the court was told he accepted that it was an "act of utter stupidity" and that he did not realise it was in essence a form of publication.
One reason for lower estimates of effectiveness over time may be a form of publication bias in which trials with negative, or less encouraging results, take longer to reach publication.
All analyses included only full articles in peer-reviewed journals; other forms of publication were excluded (i.e., proceedings papers, reviews, abstracts, obituaries, corrections, editorials).
Presumably not, but if not it begs the question as to where the line should be drawn and whether one can sensibly distinguish between blogging / social media and other forms of publication of information.
In this review, we summarize the various forms of publication and reporting biases and other questionable research practices, and overview the available methods for probing into their existence.
